Sentence examples for should extend to include from inspiring English sources
The global architecture for CRVS, so far dominated by UN agencies, should extend to include bilateral donors, funds, foundations, non-governmental organisations, the private sector, academic institutions, and civil society.
Since the use of fluoroquinolones is increasing globally and locally [ 43, 44], our antimicrobial stewardship program should no longer target broad-spectrum antimicrobial agents only and should extend to include fluoroquinolones as well [ 45, 46].
In view of the interdependence of the Member States participating in the common currency, the banking union should apply at least to all euro area Member States and should be extended to include all other States intending and preparing to join the euro.
Experiments should be extended to include text in other languages, since our proposed embedding should be far more efficient than 1-of-m embedding or word embeddings when using text with thousands of unique characters, such as Chinese.
The Greens MP Adam Bandt said the move should be extended to include ATM fees.
It should be extended to include further regions in Canada and North America in general.
A number of commentators – including one in the Guardian this week – have suggested that refugee law and protections should be extended to include people affected by climate change.
It is concluded that in some chemical engineering operations the traditional approach to turbulence, based on the Kolmogorov theory, should be extended to include the influence of intermittency.
Ofcom's regulatory powers over the BBC should be extended to include accuracy and impartiality (currently the preserve of the trust).
Cahill will be suspended for that game at Elland Road, with Fifa to determine this week whether the ban should be extended to include Sunday's match against Aston Villa.
Their discovery indicates that the currently used set of canonical structures is incomplete and that the prediction algorithms should be extended to include these new structures.
